Pernod

[ pair-noh; French per-naw ]

Trademark.

1. a brand of green, aromatic anise- and licorice-flavored liqueur, originally from France.

Pernod

/ ˈpɛənəʊ; pɛrno /

noun

1. an aniseed-flavoured apéritif from France

Example Sentences

This week, GARM and the ANA announced they are working with Pernod Ricard to scale that initiative working with brands and social platforms as well as small and medium-sized businesses.

From Digiday

The New York-based Omnicom agency RAPP, with clients including Toyota and Pernod Ricard, also made aggressive moves to bolster diversity.

From Digiday

Even so, marketers like P&G and Pernod Ricard look to encourage their peers to do good and to investigate where their ad dollars are going might only speak to a certain level of big budget marketer.

From Digiday

Pernod Ricard is also looking to use its power as a large advertiser to root out hate online and reallocated their marketing dollars to support equality.

From Digiday

The outcome of the rum feud is critical for both Bacardi and Pernod Ricard, because the winner could net billions in future sales.

From The Daily Beast

With the addition of licorice-flavored Pernod, this dish has a uniquely sophisticated flavor.

From The Daily Beast

Never was a bird less of an inebriate, but no crumb or grain could it get except upon the invitation, "Viens, prendre ton Pernod!"

From Project Gutenberg

I shall go back and prepare the dinner, and thou shalt remain and drink a Pernod.

From Project Gutenberg

He dropped into a chair and poured himself an inch of Pernod, as the defeated suitor turned to me in despair.

From Project Gutenberg